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Cuban Men and the Physical Effects of Workplace Negligence

For a few years now, I’ve been observing the men in my country – fathers, some of whom I know and others who live in my town.

This procedure is one of the underhanded ways the Cuban Government and State Security coerce the Catholic Church.

The days will be sunny from the early hours of the morning, with some cloudy days in the afternoon but without rain.

Yunior Mendez from Cuba took our photo of the day, “Hidden Beauty”, in Havana, Cuba.

Havana lacks an important element these days: informal vendors who, in parks and doorways, offer everything from matches to soft drinks…

As I do almost every Sunday, I went out to forage for the week’s food. The Egido market was nearly empty and with sky-high prices.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban bassist Orlando “Cachaito” Lopez with a live performance of the song “Wahira” from the album “Cachaito” (2001).

He would join us everywhere: the Rolling Stones concert, the 16th St. beach, the staircase at the Chaplin movie theater, in any dead-beat bar

Since 2021, over 700 citizens were sentenced for sedition & civil disobedience, the largest mass trials since the beginning of the revolution

The government media says this type of operation enjoys “popular backing” because these people “profit from the needs of others.”